Face Marks Help Me Please!
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Jun 23, 2014
Jackie V.
What foundation or anything I could use to not see them or like take them away.
Jun 23, 2014
Laney F.
I got a cream from a pharmacy and it works really well
Jun 23, 2014
Jackie V.
Which one is it?
Jun 23, 2014
Danielle R.
Kat Von d
Jun 23, 2014
Shona S.
Loreal true match gives great coverage (plus it isn't expensive), I always rely on Loreal true match liquid foundation - and to add more coverage if I ever have bad marks I use the physicians formula mineralized foundation (it makes your skin flawless together!), on top - or - the thin lizzy powder foundation on top :)
And if they're really bad you could use concealer too, I like the Revlon concealer :)
Jun 23, 2014
Shona S.
And I know some pharmacies cell cremes to help eliminate marks, I'm not sure what they're called though, but if you looked around in a pharmacy I'm sure you'll find something... I thhiinnk there is one called spotner